Jeopardy

My Man and I

American Guerrilla in the Philippines

Mexicana

Verbena trágica

It Happened in Havana

Mis dos amores

La vida bohemia

Wallaby Jim of the Islands

Espionage

El carnaval del diablo

Captain Calamity

The Devil on Horseback

Meet Nero Wolfe

A Message to Garcia

The Crime at Midnight

The Eagle's Brood

Angelina, o El honor de un brigadier

Storm Over the Andes

Una viuda romántica

The Gay Caballero

There Were Thirteen

Common Clay

Juan de Garchitorena y Carvajal, also known as Juan Torena (24 March 1898 – 27 June 1983) was a Filipino footballer and an American Hollywood actor.
Torena was born in Manila, Philippines in 1898 to a Hispanofilipino family. After his mother had passed away, his father took his children along with him and moved to Argentina and then to Spain. In Spain, the teenage Torena became a professional footballer, and he eventually played for the Spanish club FC Barcelona as a forward, winning 2 Catalan Spanish league titles.
After retiring from football in 1920 after he was banned by the Spanish league for falsely declaring Argentinian citizenship, Torena and his older brother, Angel Garchitorena, returned back to the Philippines in 1921 to resettle back to their homeland. There he looked after the family business. In 1928, he went to Los Angeles in the United States and auditioned to become a film actor. Between the 1930s and the 1950s Torena acted in numerous Hollywood films, appearing in both English and Spanish-language versions.  His notable films included "There Were Thirteen" (1931), "Nothing More Than a Woman", "Storm Over the Andes" (1935), "Captain Calamity" (1936) and "American Guerrilla in the Philippines" (1950).
Torena held historical citizenships from the Philippines, Spain and United States. In 1954, he became a U.S. citizen for the second time, after his first U.S. Philippine citizenship was found invalid.
Torena died on 27 June, 1983 at the age of 85 in California and is buried in the United States.

Juan Torena